beutl

name	beutl
description	| Use when this capability is needed.

Build Beutl

Before running, confirm the scope with the user unless they have already specified it in this turn or arguments are provided. Use AskUserQuestion with these defaults:

• What to build: whole solution (Beutl.slnx) / a specific project (e.g. src/Beutl.Engine/Beutl.Engine.csproj) / SourceGenerators only (src/Beutl.Engine.SourceGenerators/Beutl.Engine.SourceGenerators.csproj)
• Configuration: Debug (default) / Release

Once scope is decided, run the matching command:

# Whole solution (default)
dotnet build Beutl.slnx -c Debug

# Specific project
dotnet build <path/to/proj.csproj> -c Debug

# With extra arguments
dotnet build Beutl.slnx -c Release $ARGUMENTS

If $ARGUMENTS is non-empty, treat it as the build target/flags and skip the confirmation prompt.

Notes

• Solution file is Beutl.slnx (slnx format, not the legacy .sln).
• global.json pins the SDK; verify with dotnet --version if the build can't locate it.
• For a fully clean restore + build pass --no-incremental via $ARGUMENTS, or run dotnet restore Beutl.slnx first.
• Engine sources are generated by Beutl.Engine.SourceGenerators; a failed Source Generator surfaces as a CS0246/CS0103 in Beutl.Engine or downstream projects.

On failure

Report the first 5 unique CS-codes plus the file:line for each, then stop and wait for direction. Do NOT loop trying to fix errors without checking in.

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Source: b-editor/beutl — distributed by TomeVault.